AI can improve early detection and treatment of pancreatic cancer
Pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest forms of cancer, largely because it is often diagnosed too late. Symptoms are typically vague or nonexistent...
New smarter AI training could cut power use by 30%
A new study has found a way to train large AI models, like the GPT series, using up to 30% less energy—without taking any...
AI is a game-changer in diagnosing heart disease
Heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide, but early diagnosis can save lives. The problem is that detecting heart problems isn’t always...
Tiny chip could detect molecules using exotic light rays
Scientists have created a groundbreaking chip-sized device that can identify molecules using their unique infrared "fingerprints."
Molecules vibrate in specific ways when exposed to infrared...
Smart cars get smarter: AI shields vehicles from cyberattacks
Scientists have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool to improve the security and privacy of vehicles connected through the Internet of Vehicles (IoV).
This...
Uber and Lyft unintentionally sent gig workers’ SSN numbers to Meta and TikTok
When a person applies to work for Uber or Lyft they must fill out several online forms detailing important information, including their date of...
AI tool analyzes tumor biopsies to predict cancer gene activity
Determining how to treat cancer often depends on understanding the genes driving a tumor’s growth. Traditionally, this requires genetic sequencing, a costly process that...
AI headphones create ‘sound bubble’ for clearer conversations
Imagine sitting in a noisy office or a bustling restaurant, wearing headphones that let you clearly hear the people nearby while tuning out background...
Scientists find way to boost computer speed and efficiency by skipping the CPU
Researchers at Technion have created a groundbreaking software package that lets computers perform calculations directly in memory, skipping the CPU.
This innovation could make computing...
Tiny light hurricanes could revolutionize data transmission
In a groundbreaking study, physicists at Aalto University in Finland have developed a new way to send large amounts of information using tiny "hurricanes"...